Trump Threatens Tariffs After EU’s €2.95B Google Fine
Trump threatens EU tariffs after Brussels fines Google €2.95B for antitrust breaches. What this means for global tech policy and your favorite apps.
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SCO Tianjin Summit 2025: A New Era of Multipolar World
The SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin rolled out a Global Governance Initiative and SCO Development Bank, championing dialogue, inclusion and shared prosperity for a multipolar world.
China Slaps New Anti-Dumping Duties on U.S. Optical Fiber Imports
China’s Ministry of Commerce extends anti-dumping duties to U.S. cut-off shifted single-mode optical fiber after its first anti-circumvention probe.
China Kicks Off Brainstorm for 15th Five-Year Plan 🚀
China’s political advisors gather to brainstorm the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), aiming to map out goals for socialist modernization and tech-driven growth.
China’s Law-Based Governance: Fueling Modernization & Growth
Discover how China’s rule of law drives its modernization journey, strengthens social security, and fuels a thriving business climate—insights for young professionals.
Have Your Say: Draft Platform Pricing Rules in the Chinese Mainland 📢
Chinese mainland authorities are seeking public input on draft pricing rules for internet platform operators to ensure transparent fees, fair competition and consumer protection.
Trump Secures 10% Intel Stake in $10B US Chip Deal
Trump announced Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan agreed to give US government a 10% stake (~$10B) to boost US chipmaking, marking a historic gov intervention.
How Finance & Policy Are Powering Innovation & Industry 🚀
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s policy and finance framework is driving innovation-driven growth and shaping a new development paradigm.
Chinese Mainland Reviews Anti-Dumping Duties on Indian Optical Fibers
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce will review its anti-dumping duties on single-mode optical fibers from India, deciding if tariffs should stay to protect local producers.
Chinese Mainland Tweaks Export Controls on 28 U.S. Entities
The Chinese mainland’s commerce ministry has suspended or lifted export controls on 28 U.S. entities, adjusting dual-use item measures after April listings.